NYC-DSA comrades have been marching in solidarity for justice in the murder of George Floyd, against police violence towards BIPOC members of our communities, and for the abolition of police and the carceral system. Stay tuned for more reports from the streets.
Teens protesting outside NYPD PSA 4 precint in the East Village, Saturday May 30 
Outside the Brooklyn Public Library central branch, Grand Army Plaza, Saturday, May 30 
Marching on Flatbush Ave., Saturday, May 30 
Harlem, Saturday May 30 
Barclays, Sunday May 31 
At Barclays, Sunday May 31 
NYC-DSA Afrosocialist sponsored protest takes over the FDR drive, Sunday May 31 
Spontaneous rally at Grand Army Plaza, Sunday May 31 
NYC-DSA Afrosocialist sponsored protest takes over the FDR drive, Sunday May 31 
NYC-DSA Afrosocialist sponsored protest takes over the FDR drive, Sunday May 31 
Black Trans Life Matters march from the Stonewall Inn in the West Village to Union Square, Tuesday June 2. 
Members of NYC AfroSoc at the demonstration on Monday, June 1. 
Black Trans Life Matters march from the Stonewall Inn in the West Village to Union Square, Tuesday June 2. Sign memorializing Nina Pop and Tony McDade, two black trans people murdered in recent weeks. 
After first curfew Tuesday, June 2, marchers crossing the Manhattan bridge were trapped by NYPD for two hours until eventually being allowed to cross back into Brooklyn. 
After first curfew Tuesday, June 2, marchers crossing the Manhattan bridge were trapped by NYPD for two hours until eventually being allowed to cross back into Brooklyn. 
After first curfew Tuesday, June 2, marchers crossing the Manhattan bridge were trapped by NYPD for two hours until eventually being allowed to cross back into Brooklyn. 
Protest at Barclays post curfew, Wednesday, June 3.
